Nanu 16-piece tools

The tools of Nanú (or Naná Burukú) in Santería are used to represent, worship, and connect with this ancient deity, a mediator between life and death, associated with swamps, rivers, and ancestral wisdom. This set of sacred tools, which includes metal elements and specific secrets, is fundamental for rituals, ceremonies, and protecting devotees, attracting firmness and spiritual development.

·        Worship and Connection: They honor the Orisha Naná Burukú, often described as the deity of drizzle, mud, and springs.

• Sacred Representation: They are usually composed of 16 pieces, often including snakes, metal tools, and elements that are placed inside a white jar with 4 holes in the lid.
• Protection Rituals: Used in the Lucumí and Arará tradition to attract strength, wisdom, and protection against illnesses.
• Mediation and Healing: Nanú is an ancient deity related to the mysteries of nature and healing, so her tools facilitate the connection with these aspects